Programme for Day 1
2 Mar 2023, 0830 to 1800 (Singapore Time)
| Time | Programme |
|---|---|
| 0830 | Registration |
| 0845 | NLB Welcome & Conference Logistics Patrick Cher Project Manager, National Library Board, Singapore |
| 0850 | IFLA Welcome & Opening Remarks Dr Edmund Balnaves Chair, IFLA IT Section |
| 0900 | Introduction: Guest Speaker Dr Ramine Tinati Managing Director and ASEAN Chief Data Scientist, Applied Intelligence, Accenture |
| 0940 | Librarian Competencies for Artificial Intelligence Dr Andrew Cox Senior Lecturer, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom |
| 1020 | Towards a Cross and Creative Approach to Ethical Issues Related to AI at the National Library of France Céline Leclaire Strategic Content Production Officer, National Library of France, France |
| 1100 | Tea Break |
| 1120 | Using Crowd Data to Create New User Experiences: Incorporating Robotic Process Automation, Geovisualisation and Service Robot Jacky Wong Kae Perng Cluster Head, National Institute of Education, Singapore Feng Yikang Librarian, National Institute of Education, Singapore |
| 1200 | AI and Audiovisual Collections: Lessons from Australia Jacqui Uhlmann Head of Collection, National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Australia |
| 1240 | Lunch |
| 1400 | Development of Mini-AI Games with Digital Humanities for Library User Education Dr Helen Cheung College Librarian, Hong Kong SKH Ming Hua Theological College, Hong Kong Yoko Hirose Nagao CEO, RapidsWide, Japan |
| 1440 | The Perceptions and Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Academic Libraries in China Mainland Yingshen Huang Librarian, Peking University Medical Library, China |
| 1520 | Tea Break |
| 1540 | Panel Discussion & Virtual Chat/Discussion |
| 1630 | Ethics and AI Workshop Dr Andrew Cox Senior Lecturer, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom |
| 1800 | End of Day 1 Satellite Conference |
| 1900 | *Informal Online Discussion* AI SIG Virtual Discussion Dr Andrew Cox Senior Lecturer, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom Note: This session is open for all to attend virtually. |
| 2030 | End of AI SIG Virtual Discussion |